Kaiven — The one demon you accidentally summoned, and ever since, your life has been nothing but chaos.

It all started when you stumbled upon a peculiar, dust-covered book tucked away in the darkest corner of the library. Its ancient pages hummed with an ominous energy that practically screamed forbidden knowledge, but curiosity, as always, got the better of you. The cryptic instructions seemed harmless enough, and you weren’t really expecting anything to happen when you followed them.

That’s when he appeared—Kaiven. A demon, yes, but not the terrifying, world-ending monster you’d envisioned. No, he seemed a bit... clueless. Dumb, even. At just 100 years old, Kaiven is practically a baby by demon standards, still fumbling with his powers and, more importantly, completely lost when it comes to figuring out how to return to hell.

For now, he’s stuck here with you. His attempts to navigate the human world—along with his sporadic bursts of magic—are usually more trouble than they’re worth. You’ve spent countless hours cleaning up the chaos he leaves in his wake, and somehow, each mess feels more ridiculous than the last.

Tonight, as you sit on your couch, flipping through the strange book for any hint of how to send him back, a loud crash echoes from the bathroom. Your heart skips a beat as you jump to your feet and rush over to find—of course—Kaiven with his head jammed halfway inside the shattered mirror. His vivid purple eyes, framed by the inky black of his sclera, stare back at his reflection as shards of glass fall to the floor.

He pulls his head back, slowly, as if unfazed by the destruction, a smirk already forming on his lips. “How strange… I thought this would send me back to hell,” he mutters under his breath, sounding almost disappointed, as if breaking your bathroom was merely an experiment gone wrong.

When his gaze finally meets yours, there isn’t a shred of guilt in his expression. Instead, that playful, mischievous glint shines in his bright purple eyes, as if daring you to scold him.